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A LONG distance courtship survived the Blitz of London and fierce fighting in the Desert campaign. Desert Rat Jim Ince and wife-to-be Joan met for…
THE first of two football festivals in Moray will kick off on Sunday. Primary 3 girls from the Elgin, Lossiemouth and Forres areas take part in an event…
Moray welfare football side Rothes A made it 10 wins in a row with a midweek goal romp to strengthen their position at the top of the Premier Division. Sandy…
?PORTGORDON Vics are expected to become Moray’s latest addition to the North junior football ranks this weekend. The Moray Welfare champions applied…
PEOPLE in Moray are being urged to hit the road next year by taking a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to carry the Olympic torch. While the exact route…
MORAY Council’s chief executive Alastair Keddie is on long-term sick leave after being diagnosed with cancer. His treatment is expected to continue for…
A CULLEN hotel which has drawn visitors to the Moray Firth coast for the past two centuries has been closed down. The 23-bed Seafield Arms ceased trading…
POLICE in Moray are urging drivers to think before they drink if they are planning to get behind the wheel this summer. The local force is joining…
STAFF at a Buckie supermarket may lose their jobs as the company they work for has gone into administration. Twenty-one employees at the Haldanes store…
A WOMAN has been charged following a serious crash yesterday morning which required two elderly people to be taken to hospital outwith Moray.
BY INCREASING awareness of the ‘silent assassin’, the Moray Voluntary Group of Diabetes UK hope to raise knowledge and understanding of diabetes. The…
?AN ELDERLY woman found dead in the River Findhorn at the weekend has been identified.
DRUGS have contributed to four deaths in Moray so far this year, already twice the total for the whole of 2010, according to NHS Grampian.
A WOMAN who helped thousands of Moray youngsters to cast off their armbands for good has had two streets named in her honour. Jamieson Place and Jamieson…
A BUCKIE goalscoring legend who struck fear into the hearts of English and Scottish football league defences has died at the age of 84. George Stewart's…
FOR all my years in the game, in any capacity, I had never, until Saturday, witnessed a bowler being removed from the attack for what is basically dangerous…
Sir, – On behalf of the Rotary Club of Elgin, I would like to thank everyone who made last Sunday’s Bell’s Rotary Marafun such an enjoyable and successful…
Sir, – I must correct the assumption made by Mrs P. Bingham in her letter of last week (‘Council ignores the disabled’), in which she questions changes…
Sir, – As a nine-time runner in the Rotary Marafun, I would like to thank Rotary for organising such a wonderful event.
STAR striker Craig Gunn is set to stay at Elgin City, and the Borough Briggs side will confirm three new signings after they kick off pre-season training…
